Efamol Efalex Active Memory - 30 Capsules

The formulation is made up of DHA-rich fish oil, phosphatidylserine (PS), folic acid, Vitamin B12, and Vitamin E as well as the herbal leaf extract from Gingko biloba which is also reported to maintain short term memory.

Features

Oval, soft gelatin capsules
Supplies sufficient daily intake of DHA, PS and B Vitamins to correct potential dietary deficiencies
Supplies a therapeutic dose of Gingko biloba
Quality control tested to comply with limits for environmental contaminants
This product is free from sugar, gluten, wheat, yeast, milk derivatives, artificial flavours, colours and preservatives

Fish Oil 1000 mg **
of which:Omega-3 700 mg **
of which: DHA 500 mg **
EPA 80 mg **
Gingko biloba standardized leaf extract 120 mg **
providing 24% Gingoflavones glycosides 29 mg **
and 6% Ginkgolides and Bilobalides 7.2 mg **
Phosphatidylserine (PS) 62 mg **
Vitamin E 10 mg 100%
Folic Acid 500 ug 250
Vitamin B12 10 ug 1000
Energy 52kJ/13kcal -
Protein Trace -
Carbohydrate Trace -
Fat 1.1 g -
of which:Polyunsaturates 0.8 g -

* EC Recommended Daily Allowance

** No RDA Established

One to two capsules per day with food or drink.

Omega-3 fish oil concentrate, capsule shell (gelatin, glycerine), Gingko biloba, stabilizer (glyceryl monostearate), phosphatidylserine, Vitamin E (as d-alpha tocopherol), folic acid, vitamin B12, colour (ferric oxide).

Efalex Active Memory may particularly help:
To maintain working memory and brain function associated with age-related cognitive decline

Benefits of individual ingredients include:
Docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) - a key building block in nerve cell membranes which helps transmit messages between brain cells
Phosphatidylserine (PS) -a unique nerve cell membrane component necessary for efficient nerve signal delivery
Vitamin B12 and folic acid - help maintain brain cell integrity and function
Ginkgo biloba - helps maintain memory

Specifically, DHA and PS, are normal components of our diet and are also critical parts of our brains since they are directly involved in transferring messages between nerve cells. Unfortunately, our dietary intake of DHA is currently less than half of the suggested minimum required for health and PS intake has also dropped to less than half of what it was 25 years ago. Vitamin B12 and folic acid work together to protect the brain from harmful effects of a substance called homocysteine which is produced in the body in association with the development of cardiovascular disease. Gingko biloba extract has been shown to prevent short term memory loss.